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German gold holdings stored abroad are drawing new scrutiny as experts debate future risks. Political developments have sharpened the discussion.
Germany stores over one-third of its gold in the United States. This represents a key component of national wealth.
Advocates of repatriation argue that gold should be immune from diplomatic friction. They favor bringing it home.
Opponents caution that such steps could unsettle markets. They stress the importance of continuity.
Government officials maintain that Germany’s gold is safe and accessible. The debate continues.
